Pronunciation: /kɔl ɪt ə deɪ/
noun a day
A1 I'm tired, let's call it a day.
A2 After working for hours, it's time to call it a day.
B1 The team decided to call it a day and resume work tomorrow.
B2 Despite the unfinished tasks, the manager chose to call it a day.
C1 After a long and productive day, it was finally time to call it a day.
C2 The successful completion of the project allowed us to call it a day early.
verb call
A1 I am tired, let's call it a day and go home.
A2 After finishing our work, we can call it a day and relax.
B1 Let's call it a day and meet up for dinner later.
B2 The team decided to call it a day after completing the project.
C1 As the sun began to set, we decided to call it a day and head back to camp.
C2 Despite the late hour, the musicians refused to call it a day until they had played all their songs.
pronoun it
A1 I am tired, let's call it a day.
A2 After finishing our project, we can call it a day.
B1 Once the meeting is over, we can call it a day and go home.
B2 We've been working non-stop for hours, maybe it's time to call it a day.
C1 The team decided to call it a day after reaching their productivity goals.
C2 As the sun set, they finally decided to call it a day and relax by the beach.
formal After completing all the tasks on the agenda, it is time to call it a day.
informal I'm exhausted, let's just call it a day and go home.
slang I can't deal with this anymore, let's just call it a day and bounce.
figurative Sometimes it's best to know when to call it a day and move on to something new.
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